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I have been in the tree biz for years off and on(left after High school for marines) most all the time as a groundguy, i work for a tree company now in the pittsburg area and its a five man show Boss(climber) two other groundies and a second climber, both my boss and the second climber are about...

uhhh......looks like he stuck his arm in a shark tank. I'm very lucky never to have had a chainsaw wound like that and it really makes you think. In the tree biz the things that can kill you can be many... from the saw in your hands, the heights you climb the chippers and grinders, work lines...

This sounds awesome!:clap: Im going to talk to my boss and see if he is willing to give up a half day of work and bring the Wizzer crew down, we have a stihl 660 mag with a 32" bar, Husky 395xp 28", stihl ms 362 20" my husky 350 two climber saws and if u guys want u can see how our Vermeer...

not that bad...thats real bad! lol, the exhaust bolt nearest to the bar is stripped, making the muffler cockeyed, it put a hole about the size of a dime or a little bigger. The main contact was on the brake handle, melting it off. Yesterday i took it to work and used it to limb and buck a 15"...

thank you all very much for the input, you guys are awesome:rock:

Hey everyone, I was given a three year old Husky 350 with an 18" bar from an old friend of mine. He bought it new, put maybe 10 hours on it using it to de-limb and firewood duty. As the story goes the muffler came loose and melted a hole the size of a quarter in the oil tank and melted the lock...